Jersey City Hostels

The boss is an Indian and is still very enthusiastic. Although the location is a bit biased, you can change the subway by car. If you go to Times Square, you can take the bus directly. It will take you an hour to the terminal. The key price is cheap and free parking, and the price / performance ratio is very high. In addition, there are many Indians in this area. Most of the supermarkets do not sell alcohol. I found 4-5 stores before buying a beer.

The hotel is cost-effective, the traffic is very convenient, opposite the subway station, direct access to Manhattan, close to the Hudson River, the room is clean. Traditional American breakfast is just a lot of dining people.

I read some bad reviews and chalked it up to people expecting too much from the hotel. I should have listened and you should listen to my review and go elsewhere. I am literally lying in the bed typing this now. It couldn't wait. No on-site parking, you have to walk down a sketchy street to get your car($24 per day for self parking) There was exactly 2 parking spaces to park fir check in. One is occupied by a shuttle so there is one space. It's a busy street with one lane each way so getting into the one space was difficult. The area seems less than desirable. Low end shops and fast food. Crazy guy screamed at my wife and I so she wanted to come back to the hotel. I wouldn't be comfortable having my wife or kids here by themselves. Finally the room SUCKS, the bed is decent, bathroom seems ok. But it smells like mold. I feel like I am in basement that recently flooded. I am on the 5th floor not near the basement. Looks like an extremely cheap room makeover. Painted over damaged doors and walls. When I first stepped into the room it felt like I was going to fall thru the floor. A big super soft spot under the carpet. One of the dressers is missing the top drawer. I don't think the heat is working, it's 62 in the room and like 50 outside. You can tell they tried to cover the smell with something but it's not working. Do yourself a favor and pay a little more and stay somewhere nicer. Good luck

I stayed here with my 15 year old son for 6 nights. We chose to stay in Jersey vs the city due to budgeting reasons. I read the reviews for The Holland hotel and decided to book. The price was right and it seemed like a good location. We were not disappointed. The continental breakfast was excellant every morning with pastries, fruit, yogurt, coffee and OJ. The staff was very helpful to tell us how to find the PATH-which was a very easy walk about 12 min. A burger king next door if you need a quick bite to eat and a liquor store and Target were less than a 15 min walk-just make sure to bring your own bags for Target! There is a nice outdoor area to sit outside and the area is very safe to walk around. We were able to leave our bags when we arrived before check in. The beds were comfortable and we could not hear any of the traffic outside with the air conditioner on at night. My only complaints were the shower water would go from hot to cold sometimes and there is no crosswalk when crossing the street to walk to the PATH. I would definitely stay here again and recomend this to anyone wanting to not spend the high prices in the city! Thank you for accomodating us!

The room is relatively spacious and hygienic. Some of the pillows are dark. I don't know if it's because they haven't been washed or because of the fabric. There's a layer of dust on the bathroom partition, and two steel clips with different hairs appear inexplicably on the bed....

It is very close to the tunnel to New York. There is a gas station nearby. Parking is in a three-dimensional garage. Just after entering the hotel door, drive through the hotel lobby and turn right. From the third floor to the fifth floor, there are all hotel parking spaces. It is very convenient. As for the room itself...it already provides a parking space. What else do you want? A parking space is a premium in a place like this. For breakfast, there was an old white man taking people inside one by one. There was no way to fish in troubled waters and the parking fee. I don’t know if it was a special case. When I went there that day, although the parking fee was written on the machine as more than fifty dollars a night, the pole was always If you lift it up, you can walk straight away, so I didn’t pay.

I would not even consider staying here. We brought our kids to New York City for the first time so we were not familiar with the area at all. We arrived early so we could possibly leave our car and take alternative transportation into the city.good luck with very limited parking in that lot. I’d you arrive later in the evening plan on parking further out. The area is very run down which felt unsafe to us. Upon entering the hotel we noticed just how dirty it actually was from the front of the hotel to the check in desk. It looked like no one has cleaned it in months. We talked to the front desk to inquire about canceling due to feeling unsafe and the hotel just seeming not clean. We were told they were sold out for the night however they would not allow us to cancel. I even called IHG reservations who tried to get them to allow us to cancel however they refused. It seems to me if they were fully booked they would allow us to cancel at 9 am. Very disappointed in this location.

We found this hotel with our three children. We had a room with a partial view on Manhattan. Even partial, this view has filled us. The Metro access for Times Square (33ee) is next to the hotel. We also loved the walk on the edge of the water that leads to an exceptional view of the city. The room was very good format for our family. There could have been more towels for our family of five. When we arrived, the service was very good, we could have access facilement(27$us)to an outdoor parking as we had a roofbox. I recommend this hotel for a family wanting to pay for access to the nearby station Path and for a wonderful view of the island!

It's hygienic and convenient. It's an affordable Italian restaurant. In the comprehensive mall, you can find everything to eat and wear. There are some things that people with different tastes can't appreciate here.

I spend a wonderful time here!!! As soon as you leave the hotel, the view of Manhattan from the Hudson River spreads out before you. The room was beautiful, and I stayed on the 8th floor on the bay side, and the view from the window was amazing! The lobby is also spacious, making it the perfect hotel to spend some relaxing time. There's a Whole Foods Market and Starbucks nearby, and you can get to Manhattan quickly, so it was a great place for me to visit New York and not like crowded places. Thank you!